99.75% as Hf(OC2H5)6, but actually a mixture of Hf3O(OEt)10 and Hf4O(OEt)14
Purity
99.9%
Insoluble Matter
< 100 ppm
Aluminum
< 10 ppm
Calcium
< 10 ppm
Chloride
< 100 ppm(wet test)
Iron
< 10 ppm
Magnesium
< 10 ppm
Potassium
< 5 ppm
Sodium
< 5 ppm
Tin
< 20 ppm
Titanium
< 20 ppm
Vanadium
< 20 ppm
Zirconium
850 ppm
TEST CONDITIONS
Insoluble Matter was tested in dry n-hexane.
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